I am going to say no. No respectable university can give anyone a degree based on work experience. I have been in Higher Education for 7 years. This is a diploma mill. I know that they are accredited but unless they are regionally accredited the accreditation means nothing. For example the University of Phoenix is listed as a accredited through the National Distance Learning Accreditation Council, so is Redding however the University of Phoenix is also accredited all across the country with Regional Accreditation and that is the difference. There is no way the Redding would be able to get Regional Accreditation anywhere because they don’t offer classes, they are selling degrees.
Bachelor Degree: Requires 120 credits.
You qualify for a Bachelor Degree if you have one of the following:
4 years work/life experience related to your major.
3 years work/life experience related to your major and 30 college credits.
2 years work/life experience related to your major and 60 college credits.
Any combination of the above or substantial work/life experience.
Not to mention you can't get a BA for $650.
Combination Degrees
Associates/Bachelor
$650.00
Bachelor/Master
$650.00
Master/PhD
$650.00
Bachelor/Master/PhD
$825.00
Additional Items
GPAs can be selected for your Transcripts
$45.00
Redding University - Fees
Check out their website. If it sounds to good to be true, it is.
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